That minty green on the eyelets and the heel tab is such a nice touch—it's not too loud. The elephant print adds that iconic "Jordan 3" texture. Honestly, they look even better in person than in stock photos. A really versatile colorway that works with a lot of fits. Comparing these to other "Jordan 3s", like a 'White Cement' or 'Fire Red', the 'Lucky Shorts' are obviously the loudest in the room. It's a celebration colorway. The craftsmanship seems on par, though. You're paying for that premium "Jordan Series" build and a truly unique story. Who should maybe pass? If you're looking for your first "Jordan 3" and want the most classic, versatile option, I'd point you to a Black Cement or White Cement first. Also, if you prioritize the absolute latest in footbed technology and cushioning, this retro might feel a bit dated. Who are these for? Honestly, for the AJ3 collector or someone wanting a unique summer shoe. The 'Lucky Shorts' theme is playful. If you have a few classic Jordans and want to add a pop of color, this is a great choice. It's also for anyone who appreciates good materials on a retro silhouette from the Jordan series.
